Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12

3, uAse y u0W COtSIeu 6IAlFWAy tO'Uay.
The Montana Union now transport
$4,000 tons OF ore to Anaconda daily.
Superintendent Patsy Clark. OF tn
Amy Silversmith, is pack from California
j. Mr.. John Gillie will marry Miss Netti
Emerson at St. Johns Church on the 18th
The burned district will be rebuilt a
soon as the insurance question is adjusted
Clean eff the sidewalks. Put oil on tn
shovels and you will not have any trouble
The lost seslskin glove is at this office
The owner can nave it by paying for thi
notice.
E. L. Miller, inspector OF the Baldwin
Locomotive works, OF Philadelphia, is i,
Butte.
L. NJ. Randall, private secretary OF Chic
Engineer Anderson, of the Northern Pacific
is in Butte.
There will DO a masquerade ball in Mi
ner's Union Hall on the twenty-sscond o.
this month.
Hon. Morgan Evans, commissioner o.
Deer Lodge county, from Anaconda district
is in the city.
the Northern Pacific earned soue $1O5,.
900 more last December than it did in De.
cember, 1885.
j. NJ. Larkin, OF tho Jesuit Church, Chi
cago, will sing in the Catholic Church at
Butte Sunday.
]. II. Larkin, Of tho Jesuit Church, Chi
cago, will sing next Sunday at the Butte
Catholic Church.
Justice L~ippincott is out on clutches
after q month and a half OF confinement
with a broken leg.
Col. Broadwater says Montana is about
to have a railroad boom the like of which
was never known in the country.
The Knights OF Pythias will publicly
install their officers tomorrow at Rem
shaw Hall. A grand ball will follow.
Captain Edwards left last night for Gal
latin City. Thence he goes to Pony, and
will return to Butte inside OF a month.
Harding's attorney will at once take
steps to get his case before the United
States Supreme Court on writ OF error.
The annual election of office of the Key
stone Club will be held tomorrow night. A
full attendance of members is requested.
The mercury is kept busy jumping I'D
and down. During the past t~wenty-four
hours it has made about q dozen changes,
Last night revival services were held in
the Presbyterian church. They will on
time to be held this and probably next
week.
Hartley. who was burned yesterday, was
shipped to Salt Lake to-day from B.. Pet.
tits undertaking rooms on this evenings
train.
A proposal to light Bozeman streets BY
oil or gasoline is hooted by the Chronicle.
which will have electric illumination or
darkness.
Chief engineer Anderson, OF the Northern /
Pacific railroad, arrived in Butte yesterday
in a special car. He comes on business OF |
!
1t may he that Boetcher will not lose his |
legs, after all. The MINERS statements |
received from responsible men well
known in this city.
The Meaderville parties whom Sheriff
Lloyd arrested were taken before Justice
yesterday forenoon, and the case
amicably.
James W. Forbis received letters OF ad-
ninistration on the estate OF Robert Nc
'p her "letters" for q husband.
The sexton yesterday buried Mr.. and
drs. Huson's children, who died OF scarlet
ever; one at l p. m. day before yesterday
the otherat IL p. N. of that day.
The fremen deserve public thanks for
heir efforts to control the fire. The hose
Eas frozen and it was almost impossible to
ct the apparatus in good working order.
The streets we're alive yesterday with I
parties. People from the adjoin-
pg WI and country poured into Butte,
ONE on pleasure bent, others on business. ;
The Police Department wish people who |.
re arrested and put under bonds for ap- !
earance to understand that those bonds ,
old good until some order is made bv the
curt. |.
The police will do q good deed by controll.
1g the boys who are tobogeanine. A II
Dung lady came near being seriously in. Z
'red by one OF these thoughtless boys last Y
vening. y
Pennsylvania Association OF Mon.
INA met last night at Helena. There was
banquet worthy of the Gods. A number \
the Keystone Gu of Silver Bow County v
=
A miner called Steve" fell Backward in the
I'm Oriu mine yesterday about nine feet
nd was severely bruised. He was taken Il
} the Sisters Hospital and is being we'll
red for.
Benedict, the "ny" member Of the l..
r. and a Masonic lodge in Nevada,
1ose ENHANCEMENT OF money has been v
e officer.
III N4dJor Duuu aiming company, under
" management, recently made q shin. q
ent OF five tons Of ore to the Pueblo u
lmpline Works, which nettsd the shin. d
rs $53S.79. b,
At $50 last evening Marshal jolly ar :,
sted an unknown party who ATTEMPTED th
have a row with the keeper Of a ve1 CO
own saloon on Main street. He will be cl
to-day 20
The body Of w. C. Elliott will be -expre... til
to Girard, Kansas, on a teleeranh;c IN
from a relative. j. C. Singer. thu "a
TX street undertaken, will have charge }"
tho shipment. az
The statement about the H. P. S. c. hand y,
q the Left Wing OF the Alice band" was M
blished by THE MINER as q corresnond. Te
&c. II 1T was a mistake it was not the an
lit Of this Office. tic
Thomas DeYarman, former editor ., ~. at
dlsonlan, is in town. He has locked IN wi
forms, run off his last number and no. 90
digging Tor more valuable stones than No,
newspaper office furnishes. RI
At 500 yesterday evening a trio Of s,.;,h. re-
parties drove through Main street ana tn,
NEAR upsetting as they turned fhe p,
on Granite. It is a good nlan ~ th1
old you horses" at corners. tn
OF the women who lived in the Of
an houses on Galena street are in is
aoie condition. One OF them yesterday y
told the reporter that sbe va. an
upon friends for food. onu
urtis & Majors and .James p De-. ag'